The fifth and final match of the South Africa tour of New Zealand at Basin Reserve saw South Africa deliver a dominant performance to clinch a convincing 45-run victory, sealing the series in emphatic fashion. Batting first, South Africa endured a shaky start as both Quinton de Kock and Tristan Stubbs were dismissed for ducks […]
The fourth match of the South Africa tour of New Zealand at McLean Park delivered the most thrilling contest of the series, ending in a dramatic Super Over victory for South Africa after both teams finished tied at 111. Batting first, South Africa posted a competitive total of 111 for 6 in their 10 overs.
The third match of the South Africa tour of New Zealand at Hagley Oval marked a complete turnaround in the series, as South Africa delivered a dominant all-round performance to secure a massive 82-run victory and keep the contest alive. After losing the toss, South Africa were put into bat but suffered an early setback
In a match already packed with drama, Jacob Duffy produced a sensational moment that shifted the game decisively in New Zealand’s favor — a brilliant hat-trick during South Africa’s chase. Defending a modest total of 49, New Zealand needed early breakthroughs, and Duffy delivered in stunning fashion. He began his hat-trick wicket of Bavuma and
The second match of the South Africa tour of New Zealand at Eden Park delivered yet another nail-biting, low-scoring encounter, with New Zealand holding their nerve to clinch a dramatic 4-run victory and extend their lead in the series to 2-0. Batting first, New Zealand once again struggled to build momentum as wickets fell at
The opening game of the South Africa tour of New Zealand at Bay Oval turned into an extraordinary low-scoring thriller, where bowlers completely dominated proceedings and history was created in dramatic fashion. New Zealand’s innings never found stability after an early setback. The top order, including Finn Allen and Tim Seifert, fell cheaply as South
The grand finale of the World Cup 2026 delivered drama, quality, and a fitting climax as England outplayed New Zealand by 64 runs to lift the coveted trophy at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground. Winning the toss in front of a packed house, England chose to bat first—and what followed was a masterclass in fearless,
New Zealand produced a fearless, high-pressure performance to knock out Australia and book their place in the World Cup 2026 final, sealing a famous 4-wicket victory with 3.1 overs to spare in a pulsating second semi-final at The Gabba. Australia, batting first on their home turf, never truly found momentum. Early blows from the New
Mark Chapman stole the spotlight with a breathtaking knock of 81 runs, anchoring New Zealand’s innings with controlled aggression and clean hitting. His fifty came at a rapid pace in 18 balls, setting the foundation for a commanding total and putting sustained pressure on the Indian bowling attack. Chapman’s innings proved to be the decisive
New Zealand sealed their place in the World Cup semifinals with a convincing 28-run victory over India in Match 38, delivering a dominant all-round performance highlighted by a sensational innings from Mark Chapman. Batting first, New Zealand set the tone early despite losing Tim Seifert in the opening exchanges. Chapman then produced one of the
New Zealand produced a commanding all-round performance to defeat Bangladesh by 32 runs in the 30th match of the World Cup 2026 at the Bay Oval, strengthening their position in Group A. A well-paced batting effort followed by a ruthless bowling display ensured the Black Caps stayed firmly in control throughout the contest. Batting first,
West Indies delivered a powerful all-round performance to defeat New Zealand by 6 wickets with 2.2 overs remaining in the 25th match of the T10 World Cup 2026, showcasing their explosive batting depth and disciplined bowling at Hagley Oval. Batting first, New Zealand posted 113/8 in 12 overs, but the innings never fully gained momentum.
The 21st match of the T10 World Cup 2026 saw England deliver a commanding performance against New Zealand at the Bay Oval, securing an emphatic 8-wicket victory with 3.1 overs to spare and strengthening their position in Group A. Batting first, New Zealand struggled to find momentum against England’s disciplined and aggressive bowling attack. Despite
Mark Chapman once again proved his value in the T10 World Cup 2026 with a composed yet aggressive innings, registering the third fifty of his career in just 25 balls. Anchoring the New Zealand innings with maturity, Chapman blended smart shot selection with timely boundaries to keep the scoreboard ticking under pressure. His knock not
The 18th match of the T10 World Cup 2026 delivered high drama and fine margins as New Zealand clinched a thrilling 5-run victory over India at Wellington Park, keeping fans on the edge of their seats until the final ball. Batting first, New Zealand posted a competitive 122/4 in their 10 overs, anchored by a
Mark Chapman produced a breathtaking display of power-hitting, smashing his second career T10 fifty in just 16 balls. His explosive knock powered New Zealand to a commanding total, completely shifting the momentum of the match. Chapman’s fearless stroke play, filled with clean boundaries and towering sixes, showcased his growing impact in the shortest format and
New Zealand produced a ruthless all-round performance to crush Bangladesh by 78 runs in Match 10 of the T10 World Cup 2026 at Bellerive Oval, delivering one of the most dominant victories of the tournament so far. Batting first, New Zealand piled on 131 runs in just 8.2 overs, despite being bowled out. The innings
The fifth match of the T10 World Cup 2026 delivered another edge-of-the-seat classic as New Zealand defeated West Indies by just one wicket, pulling off a dramatic last-over chase at Manuka Oval. In a match filled with explosive batting, momentum swings, and late twists, New Zealand held their nerve to register their first win of
The World Cup 2026 got off to a thrilling start in Australia and New Zealand, but the opening match turned into a one-sided contest as England delivered a dominant performance to defeat hosts New Zealand in Group A Match 1. Playing at the Auckland Oval, England announced their title ambitions early with a clinical display
Bangladesh pulled off a dramatic and historic victory in the final T10 of the series, defeating New Zealand by 18 runs despite posting a very modest 92 all out in just 7.1 overs. The match will be remembered primarily for Shakib Al Hasan’s sensational hat-trick and for Bangladesh successfully defending what stands as the 2nd-lowest
Bangladesh delivered another commanding performance in the second match of the Bangladesh Tour of New Zealand, securing a 44-run win at Wellington and taking a 2–0 series lead. The visitors showcased supreme batting power and disciplined bowling, with Shakib Al Hasan producing one of the finest all-round performances of the tournament. Bangladesh’s innings was driven
The Bangladesh Tour of New Zealand began with a commanding statement from the visitors as Bangladesh outplayed New Zealand by 74 runs in Auckland, securing a powerful victory to open the three-match series. The match showcased explosive batting, disciplined bowling, and a level of intent that left the home side struggling to keep pace. Bangladesh,
n the final and decider of the 3-match T10 series, New Zealand defeated Sri Lanka by 21 runs, sealing the contest 2-1 in front of an energetic Seddon Park crowd. New Zealand posted a strong total of 127/9 in 10 overs, powered by explosive knocks from Devon Conway (31 off 13 balls) and a blistering
Devon Conway delivered a brilliant batting performance, smashing his second career fifty in just 20 balls, showcasing supreme timing and power. He scored 56* which was his individual highest score. His explosive knock played a pivotal role in New Zealand’s strong total, as he dominated the Sri Lankan bowling attack with clean hitting and remarkable
